Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29

ton to be held at Roanoke August ith.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Mr. Z. G. ID. Farmer, the retiring city
superintendent, by whom it was called.
Mr.. David l.. Pulliam was made chair
man Of the meeting and MIR. b. NJ.
Robertson secretary.
The following delegates and alter
mates were chosen
First Ward: Il. A. Cobb, delegate
b. A. Faulconer, alternate.
Second Hon. John L. Taylor, dele
gate; A. j. Gallagher, alternate.
Third: L. G. ID. Farmer, delegate
George J. Ely, alternate.
Fourth James L. Bradley, dele
gate Charles w. Turner, alternate.
A resolution was adopted requesting
that meetings be held in the First and
Second Wards at once to elect from
each three members of the City Com
mittee. The other wards have elected.
The meeting adjourned subject to
| the call of the chairman. The idea is
to have another general meeting to per
feet the organization ready for the fall
campaign.
GRANIIE LODGE OF GOOD TEaPLlRs.
At regular meeting of Granite
Lodge, /. o. G. T., held Wednesday
night, July 9th, the following officers
were elected J. W. Graham, chief
templar; Miss Annie Carbaugh, vice
temp.ar Miss Rosa Barker, secretary (;
| Daniel Smith, financial secretary Miss
Joraie Innis, treasurer J. b. Barker,
chaplain Lollie Smith, marshal (;
George G. Carbaugh, guard; James
Dunckley, sentinel Miss Annie Green,
assistant secretary Miss Annie Chap
| pie, left-land supportfr; Miss Mary
Carbaugb, right-hand supporter Miss
Lizzie lnnis, deputy marshal b. L.
Barker. past chief templar. This lodge
meets every Wednesday night at Granite
Hall.
George o. Green, of Trinity Lodge,
Of Richmond, was present, and made a
few remarks of encouragement 10 the
members. There were other exercises
for the good OF the order.
| TE-CALLENBERGER.
The Swansboro' people were very
much surprised yesterday morning at
learning that the evening before Mr..
u. Z. MorriSsette, an enterprlslng
| Young businessman and member OF the
| finn of Morrissette Brothers, and Miss
Belle Cahenberger had been married.
Mr.. Morrissette had been wait
ing on Miss Callenbcrger for long
time, but very few had any intimation
that they were to be married so soon.
Wednesday afternoon, however, they
drove over to the residence of Rev.
William +. Hatcher, ID. d., on Grace
street, Richmond, who in the presence
Of few friends and immediate rela-
tives, who met them there by appoint
ment, united them in the holy bonds
of matrimOny.
HE GETS THIRTY DAYS.
Addie Mosely, tine colorcd youth who,
as stated yesterday, on Wednesday,
| while in the grocery store of Morrissette
Brothers, in Swansboro', went 10 the
money-dfawer and helped himself to a
small amount Of cash, and who WAS
captured (after lively chase OF about n
mllc) by number of youths, was be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday morn
! ing.
The offence having been committed
in tie county, although within the ju-
risGiction Of the Hastings Court OF
Manchester, the accused was sent to
| Swansboro'. where he was given n hear
ing before Justice Wilson Hewlett.
Tie evidence against him was conclu-
siye, and he was given thirty days in
jail.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Willie Matthews, Esq, returnedhome
yesterday after spending several days at
the seashore.
Miss Mary Matthews, who teaches a
class in the BainbrdgeStreot Baptist
Sunday school, yesterday gave her
scholars picnic at Walkers Glen, and
a pleasant day was spent at this pretty,
cool, shady place.
Rev. W. b. Bigelow, of Richmond,
will preach at the Presby tcrian church
Sunday. No pastor has as yet been
called to this church, and the pro5a-
bility is that none will be until the
debt of the church, which is not now
large, is entirely liquidated.
Miss Lula Spencer, daughter of DIR.
l.. b. Spencer, has returned from
North Carolina, where she has been
teaching the past season, and will spend
her vacation at her fathers residence IN
this city.
Miss Mary Branton, of Amelia coun-
ty, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. ".
Ii. Garnett, who has Just returned from
short but pleasant visit to friends IN
Lynchburg.
Miss Jennie Vaughan, OF Amelia
county, who has been visiting friends
in the city, has returned home, accom-.
panied by Misses Leila Haskins and
Kate Ferguson.
Rev. I. 7. Epes, who returned on
Tuesday from Nottoway county, where
lie had been i'll for some months, lett
yesterday for Orkney Springs. AS soon
as lis health is sufficiently restored he
will take charge Of the church at Wood
stock.
Farewell 10 Secretary Clarke.
The monthly meeting of the mem
bers of the Young Mems Christian As
| eOciotion last nioht. while not very